Marriott Irvine Spectrum

Don't equate Marriott in the United States with Marriott in China. They are not of the same level at all. This one is relatively new in Irvine. The indoor and outdoor areas are OK. I forgot whether the parking fee is 40 or 50 a day, but I still parked for safety. It would be troublesome if the car was smashed. Parking is valet parking. I didn't see anyone tipping, so I don't need to tip. Foreigners didn't tip either. Maybe everyone thinks the fee is quite high. The room is clean. I was afraid that I didn't ask to clean the room because I was afraid of losing things, so remember to hang a do not disturb sign outside the door. There is no kettle in the room, but there is a coffee machine and disposable coffee cups, which can be used to boil water for drinking. TV can be watched. The toilet is clean. The bathtub is small and shallow. Its basic function is to prevent water from flowing out, because there is no sewer in the bathroom in the United States. I booked the executive floor, so I basically didn't meet people on the same floor. It was also very quiet and no noise. It takes about ten minutes to walk to the Spectrum Center. There are pedestrians all the way, but I didn't meet homeless people. Another complaint is that the front desk didn't say anything about the treatment of the executive corridor, and didn't even say where the breakfast was. I was too lazy to ask because I was jet-lagged. Overall, it was acceptable within low expectations, at least nothing went wrong.

Just like that, Marriott International should not have the same expectations as Marriott China.